Daily E-class is a value-added service provided by EF Education. It is really free. Its content is presented in the form of short videos, including American TV clips and ted talks. Suitable for accumulating oral materials and grinding ears. However, the best and most effective way to learn systematically and improve oral communication ability is to communicate and learn in pure English in a real language environment. I recommend a website with real people to practice one-on-one conversation with native English speakers.

EF Education's daily E class contains 300+ short videos, so you can learn English while watching the videos. There are 38+ topics, including business conversation, travel reserve, social life, etc. Themes are real people's interpretation of the plot, which helps to strengthen the association of the scene. After class, there are interactive word cards to help consolidate the review, as well as supporting fun tests to help check the missing and fill the gaps, and 7*24 hours of fragmented time to study. The application contains a wealth of oral learning materials, whether it is watching American TV clips, listening to ted talk videos, or learning high-scoring examples of IELTS speaking. Video also supports double-speed playback, and the resources are really good. However, there are resources such as miles and videos everywhere, but few people can use them to learn English well, especially students with poor self-study ability, lack of perseverance and poor foundation.

David, who specializes in "0 Basic" 1 to 1 directional teaching, strongly recommends adult online English for limited time and free trial.